BLACK ANARCHY IN SOUTH AFRICA
The Whites Should Not Have Cowardly Given Over Their Country
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The whites in South Africa should be very worried about their future. The government says it will prevent a Zimbabwe-style land grab, but the government hasn't backed up its word. The whites increasingly find themselves with no place to turn. Farmers have had thousands of blacks come onto their land to occupy it. When the courts order their eviction, the government does nothing to enforce the order. The blacks regularly threaten farmers about killing all the white people who own the farms.
Mbeki and other left-wing leaders in South Africa have shown, by their silence and inaction, that they condone Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s hateful rhetoric against his country’s former colonial rulers. They have done nothing to discourage a similar development occurring in South Africa. What Mugabe is achieving in Zimbabwe by direct action is steadily being achieved in South Africa by attrition under Mbeki.
While President Mbeki may come across as meek as a lamb, he is still, at his core, a communist. He wants to take complete control of the wealth in South Africa. Make no mistake about it--the agenda of the rulers of South Africa is the same as Mugabe’s in Zimbabwe--removal of the white farmers and businessmen from the republic.
The communist Congress of South African Trade Unions held a conference March 6, 2004, at which its general secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi, complained that the white people where still in control and dominating the economy. Vavi also complained that the state bureaucracy, the security services, media, consultants, judiciary and universities remain largely controlled by white people. Make no mistake about it--most black people want to eradicate white involvement from all aspects of the South African economy and ultimately to destroy the influence of a hated, white, colonialist past.
Although there have been rumors of a white backlash, any future attempt by the whites to rescue South Africa from a Mugabe-type reform program will prove too little, too late. South Africa’s course is set. I can only predict further trouble ahead for the white minority and devastation upon the land as the traditional farmers of generations are swept aside in the developing land grabs.
The whites should have maintained their hold on power in their country. They could have chosen a course where blacks would be given a better living standard and slowly integrated into most areas of the society. The blacks simply cannot handle power at this time. They need education before they would know how to run the country. The future of South Africa looks bleak.
Mbeki and other left-wing leaders in South Africa have shown, by their silence and inaction, that they condone Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s hateful rhetoric against his country’s former colonial rulers. They have done nothing to discourage a similar development occurring in South Africa. What Mugabe is achieving in Zimbabwe by direct action is steadily being achieved in South Africa by attrition under Mbeki.
While President Mbeki may come across as meek as a lamb, he is still, at his core, a communist. He wants to take complete control of the wealth in South Africa. Make no mistake about it--the agenda of the rulers of South Africa is the same as Mugabe’s in Zimbabwe--removal of the white farmers and businessmen from the republic.
The communist Congress of South African Trade Unions held a conference March 6, 2004, at which its general secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi, complained that the white people where still in control and dominating the economy. Vavi also complained that the state bureaucracy, the security services, media, consultants, judiciary and universities remain largely controlled by white people. Make no mistake about it--most black people want to eradicate white involvement from all aspects of the South African economy and ultimately to destroy the influence of a hated, white, colonialist past.
Although there have been rumors of a white backlash, any future attempt by the whites to rescue South Africa from a Mugabe-type reform program will prove too little, too late. South Africa’s course is set. I can only predict further trouble ahead for the white minority and devastation upon the land as the traditional farmers of generations are swept aside in the developing land grabs.
The whites should have maintained their hold on power in their country. They could have chosen a course where blacks would be given a better living standard and slowly integrated into most areas of the society. The blacks simply cannot handle power at this time. They need education before they would know how to run the country. The future of South Africa looks bleak.